He was fine with that.

i don't get in the middle of that.as for hud homes - the general rule is - first 10 days on market - only OWNER OCCUPANTS can bid. you can bid as a non owner occ but the fines ARE HUGE.end of the year/quarter - when houses have been sitting a while - and banks want them off their books - this offers better flexibility.qualifier - i've never actually bought a HUD home.

I just dont see how there can be a different outcome.That is whole different subject and a fine one at that but what do you know about stocks?

Lets connect more directly.John CoreyThat will be fine with me, just let me know.

If you replace with 3 prong without ground, it should be fine.

From what I have read you would do just fine even if that was not the case.

Flip it back on and be fine?

One word of caution.....Trust no one when money is involved.... use this rule and you will be just fine.....If in doubt.....don't....One more thing that I want to share with you guys.....

If you were getting a second loan the lender would expect title insurance and every title insurance company would likely be fine offering such a policy.

That doesnt seem right hmm, help us out here guysThe key is getting the seller's signature on a contract (option is fine) where they make a binding commitment to sell as a specific price.